Louisiana deep oil drilling disaster

[Anthony Marsh]

The link below leads to a thread at my web site E Pluribus Unum.

It contains a blog entry written by me consisting of grouped reports called "Shrimp Linguini Lagniappe", a link to a four-page discussion at Rigorous Intuition, and other reports.

The event has major connotations for the ecology and economy of the Gulf of Mexico and beyond, the politics of oil and energy, the politics of the US, and more.

Is it Gaia's revenge, a "false flag" attack, corporate malfeasance?

Or just an unmitigated disaster?


http://z7.invisionfree.com/E_Pluribus_Un...try3704877


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It really is comeupance time! This one is a real long-term and large scale disaster. Almost no technology is known to shut off such a leak so deep under water. Some clever minds are now needed to invent one! While the leak is slow [low volume per day] it is, for now and perhaps for years, continuous!!! It could well kill nearly every living thing in and bordered by the Gulf of Mexico...and that is one hell of a lot of living things! BP seems to be doing nothing. They vaguely have referred to getting some submersibles down to look at the leaking pipe in a few months time.....gee, I hope they don't miss their golf games!.....
Its shaping up to be the biggest ACUTE environmental disaster - the biggest chronic one being human hubris and action, to date.

Murphy's Law in full effect. Shortly after politicians yell, "Drill Baby, drill" and even Obama endorses more drilling, an accident reminds us of the inherent dangers. We've just had another example here in Massachusetts. Some local wacko passed a law banning water sold in plastic bottles in a local city and today a huge water pipe break made all the water in Eastern Mass undrinkable. Some stores want to open at night to meet all the public demand for bottled water.